Module for playing IT/XM/S3M modules

At Chris Gransden: would it be possible to have XMP in module format so IT files can be played from other programs using that module? I mean, just like QTM.
Currently, the Doom port is missing music, I have found IT renditions of the complete DOOM and DOOM2 OSTs here:
http://www.doomworld.com/idgames/music/chipdoom

..and Jeffrey could add music support with a module that’s able to play these IT files inside a WAD.

Maybe IT/XM/S3M support could be added to QTM, also! Would it be doable?

The ideal solution would be adding MID support to QTM, of course! It doesn’t have to use the existing midi SWI calls, could just tell it to play a file / block of memory same as qtm does with MODs.

You can download the TimPlayer module which support IT/XM:S3M and more here:
http://www.riscos-digitalcd.net/digitalcd/player/download.htm

Thanks André, I already had it, but had failed to realise that it did exactly what the OP wanted!
I’ve now added in the necessary stuff into !Doom for him.

Incredible!! Now, we have an open-source DOOM port for RISC OS with music in true Archimedes module style! :D

Jeff: let’s say I’d like to do a !Run file that loads doom.wad along with chipdoom.wad AND sets vsync on and a 320×256 with 256 colours video mode.
I know I can do -iwad for the doom.wad, -file for chipdoom.wad and -vsync for vsync activation.
But…what are the parameters to specify the video mode, please??

The screen mode commands aren’t documented in the !Help file because I did it in a crappy way based on the original X windows code which used -2 to scale the window size, so I just used the numbers -0 to -21 for various modes. Also I kept renumbering them when I added extra ones.
The current list is (copied from the souce code a_video.c):

#define MODE_USER_DEF 0

#define MODE_320_x_200_8bpp 1
#define MODE_320_x_240_8bpp 2
#define MODE_320_x_256_8bpp 3
#define MODE_320_x_400_8bpp 4
#define MODE_320_x_480_8bpp 5
#define MODE_640_x_400_8bpp 6
#define MODE_640_x_480_8bpp 7

#define MODE_320_x_200_16bpp 8
#define MODE_320_x_240_16bpp 9
#define MODE_320_x_256_16bpp 10
#define MODE_320_x_400_16bpp 11
#define MODE_320_x_480_16bpp 12
#define MODE_640_x_400_16bpp 13
#define MODE_640_x_480_16bpp 14

#define MODE_320_x_200_24bpp 15
#define MODE_320_x_240_24bpp 16
#define MODE_320_x_256_24bpp 17
#define MODE_320_x_400_24bpp 18
#define MODE_320_x_480_24bpp 19
#define MODE_640_x_400_24bpp 20
#define MODE_640_x_480_24bpp 21

If you ever want to find out exactly what arguments the front end passed to the !Runimage then you can save a game, exit, and then drop the savegame file onto (say) !Zap, scroll to the end of the file and you will see the command line.

Thanks a lot, Jeff!!

With this info, I’ve created my definitive !Run for Doom and Doom 2 that RMloads the TimPlayer module, and launches the game iwad with the music pwad :D
RISC OS Pi has a great and complete Doom port now! Yay!